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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1934

Page

3

Mysterious wedding case twists and suspect list grows

Sergeant Kil day and novelist Peter debate a tangle of suspects in a murder at St Matthew's. The crew weighs calls to Choo Choo Train and others, tests fingerprints, and questions Callis Shipley about her alibi and love for Rylie Carmody as the whodunit thickens.

Kilday Blue Peter Franklin Choo Choo Fletcher Royce Ambrose Carmody Rylie Carmody Webster Spears Rylie Spears Callis Shipley Will Carmody Jim Franklin Choo O'Malley St. Matthew's Kidday Cardigan Choo Choo Train Daniel Bullis Nicholas Royce Doctor Abernathy Woman In Blue Dunbar Dan Bullis Nick Milo Dunbar Rylie Carmédy Malley Q’malley

Print With Plain Is Style Formula Takes Fashion by Storm

An illustrated feature from Western Newspaper Union outlines a bold new trend combining gay print with monotone weaving. It highlights three outfits, detailing daisy motifs in waistlines and jackets, a navy onePiece dress with print detailing, redingote ensembles, and chic sailor accents. The piece emphasizes versatile pairing with solid colors, prints, and accessories for spring.

Gote Crey Milan Hich Western Newspaper Union

Murder in minister’s study delays wedding to Doris Carmody

Jim Franklin a lawyer and politician is stabbed while awaiting his wedding in the minister’s study. Visitors include Choo Choo the actress, Doris Carmody’s family, and others as detective Kilday investigates. Secrets surface about Franklin’s liaisons and motives remain unclear.

Doris Carmody Jim Franklin Choo Choo” Train Ambrose Carmody Rylie Daniel Bullis Kilday Peter Cardigan Rylie Carmody Webster Spears Franklin Choo Choo Callis Shipley Bullis

Stripe Velvet by Cherie Nicholas

Summer velvets captivate style mindful women with two color stripe fabrics. The feature highlights a smart swagger sports coat in navy and white or brown and beige, with a two color velvet ribbon trimmed hat completing the look.

Playtime styles draw nun influence in spring fashions

Fashion notes describe costumes echoing cloistered habits with demure high necks and halo hats. Madame Lanvin unveils scarlet dinner gown with black faille coat and halo headpiece while other ensembles pair long sleeves lace and black coats with bright jewelry.

Religieuse Madame Lanvin

Spring fashion shifts from mannish lines to feminine detail

The article notes a move away from hard mannish lines in favor of softer wools and simpler silhouettes. It highlights feminine accessories such as golden snail and silver seashell fastenings as examples of the new spring suit style.

Pleats for Juniors: English Frock Popular Now

A fashion note highlights the English style frock for juniors with shoulder plaits and a belted waist, describing it as a current favorite in junior wear.

Primitive coal mining in the British Isles through early methods

The passage describes early coal mining on the Firth of Forth south shore with no drainage methods for centuries. It notes shallow hell pits, a 1719 depth of 860 feet, first use of gunpowder for blasting, and the lack of a safety lamp until 1815.

British Isles Firth of Forth

Puzzle Why a Man So Anxious to Have Others Know His Thoughts

A man expresses excessive worry about how others perceive his views. He seeks reassurance that his opinions are visible and understood, prompting readers to consider motives behind public self expression.

Borrowing Trouble Always On Hand

A pithy reflection notes that every man carries a ready stock of trouble, suggesting credit is available for emotional or misfortune burdens at all times. The line implies personal responsibility in facing consequences and the universality of worry.

Never Felt Better Since Losing 39 Pounds of Fat

Mrs. B C Terry of Tampa Florida credits Kruschen Salts for a 39 pound loss in three months. After using four jars she reports being in perfect condition and urges readers to try the product for safe weight reduction and added vitality. The ad promises a money back guarantee at drugstores worldwide.

B.C Terry Tampa Fla

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Nick Royce Mr. Royce Miss Shipley Mr Bobbs Merrill Co Monte Barrett WNU By Cherie Nicholas Cherie Nicholas Senate Lake Worth Cuticura Dept. 15S Malden, Mass
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